This is my daughter who is 2 1/2 years old... if she can dub a fly, you can too!!  Check out the step by step photos below, and please do not use any of these images for any reason unless you have my written permission.  
 Step 1:  Use a little wax if you are starting out, it helps keep the dubbing on the thread and it helps you twist it on.
Step 1:  Use a little wax if you are starting out, it helps keep the dubbing on the thread and it helps you twist it on. Step 4: Admire your creation!   Try to start out practicing the dubbing technique before you move on to actual patterns.  Use all kinds of dubbing so you get a feel for every type. (don't worry I snip the hooks off)
Step 4: Admire your creation!   Try to start out practicing the dubbing technique before you move on to actual patterns.  Use all kinds of dubbing so you get a feel for every type. (don't worry I snip the hooks off) Her finished fly...  completely done all by herself, no help from dad!  (yeah I'm bragging a little but that's what dads are supposed to do)  Thanks for visiting... you can look for an advanced dubbing instruction post in the future.
Her finished fly...  completely done all by herself, no help from dad!  (yeah I'm bragging a little but that's what dads are supposed to do)  Thanks for visiting... you can look for an advanced dubbing instruction post in the future.

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